This Android Choir Features a Group of 300 Phones Singing in Harmony
Laura McQuarrie — February 16, 2015 — Tech
References: googleblog.blogspot.jp & digitalbuzzblog
It's not unusual to hear one or two phones making noises at the same time, but the Android choir amplifies this by 300. The Android Chorus was put together to communicate the brand's Be Together Not The Same mission. To set the choir up, 300 devices of all shapes and sizes were arranged in rows as if they were ready to give a live performance.
Naturally, the sounds that come from the devices are computerized, making it easy to coordinate a unified sound. Although the songs coming out of the devices were totally in harmony, what makes the phone choir really neat is that each screen displays an Android icon that's unique. This is an especially clever way to show that there's an Android phone for everyone.
Naturally, the sounds that come from the devices are computerized, making it easy to coordinate a unified sound. Although the songs coming out of the devices were totally in harmony, what makes the phone choir really neat is that each screen displays an Android icon that's unique. This is an especially clever way to show that there's an Android phone for everyone.
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